Add some deep-fried goodness to your wardrobe
To make your own Tater Tots vest, CLICK HERE to see how it's done.
To make your own Tater Tots vest, CLICK HERE to see how it's done.
Artist Virgina Fleck creates these amazing mandalas out of plastic store bags.
See more of Virginia Flecks work at her website.
To knit your own Linux logo mittens, get the chart at Flibbertigibbet Bunny.
Knitphomaniac took a stack of used Starbucks giftcards and recycled them into these nifty bracelets.
See more at Confessions of an OCD Knitter.
She's known on Craftster as Theperilouspopsicle, but she also goes by The Skittles Queen. This lovely, talented young woman designed and made her prom dress from 101 empty bags of Skittles candies. CLICK HERE to read her story.
In case you missed him, CLICK HERE to see the young man who made his tux out of Coke cans.
Complete directions for this advertising arts & crafts project are at nXplorer.
For complete directions, including templates, visit Replay Ground.
I love that Jeff Boak at Cabin Craft has posted complete directions for decorating kitchen cabinets with bottlecap medallions like these.
I love Jeff's sketch for the project, too.
Source: Craftzine
The dress is doubly earthy-crunchy as most of the wrappers are from granola bars.
Makezine posted an interesting note from the dress creator (but without telling us her name!):
The dress has won two eco fashion shows (one in San Francisco and one in Chicago). Eighty of the 120+ wrappers on the dress came from a flight I took from Chicago to Munich, where I asked everyone on the plane for their granola bar wrapper (which was given to us for breakfast). When the passengers learned why I was collecting wrappers, they were really enthused and wanted to help me out. What excites me about this food bar wrapper dress is collecting wrappers from people in their everyday life... on a flight, watching a movie, going to a baseball game."